New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-22


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FURTHER CORRESPONDENCE
The next correspondence is dated December 20.
REV. DEAR DocToR Your letter Of the 30 Goth vnn in
ssene ans %ns" s"ns to ROME had sash. End
isSd NO matter by Via. laws Of may be
In View Of such declarations permit YOU exercise the
holy ministry would be msniiesy wrong unless YOU wtnasw
viii BE- p.o setO pronsed until the receipt Of
Instructions o1 Cardinal smeon now on It's way c no, 70 s
able to act from the course Just indicated The remedy Is
am, Rev. dear Doctor, very truly yours, con.,c.v
came TO me from Cardinal simeoni for DR. McGlynn he
was invited to call and receive IT, but refused, VIII
days later note in reply from the Doctor as
follows:
Rome The reasons which gave you IN the letter or OF
n long time.
To this the following reply made:
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temporary charge of st. stephens ,-ou
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f1y ask in accOranee with the statutes Of the diocese No
7 you any objections TO Offer Finally can be Of
any service to you you know where 70 hnd me.
Rec Dr. MCGLYsS NJ. A. CoRRidAN
To this letter no answer was returned.
ANOTHER SUMMONS FROM ROME.
On January l6 received the following cabcgram from
Cardinal Simeoni:
and also condemn r. ming the dosti1es to whsh
to MIN In hs prss n no "'0O' use your
The original this third sent by mail on
January l6 to Dr. McGlynn at - stephens and copy
mailed also to Ills address IN came nS se it, pree
quite pectedly In the sovereign fohtin
orders the Doctor TO kome Instantly This also was for
war,ied immediately by messenger with request Of an
answer, but none has been received
January Is the committee OF ST. stephens asked Tor
an interview. The following reply was sent:
No. 452 MADIsoXAyR.. NEW YORK, JAM l9. 1887
In Consequence OF prior engagement which detained
until late hoar last night have been Unable 70 % ..eI6 70
hand was eayi * the house now avail myself Of me
ns free sars Ssop. you ann @
action TO their snpeors occasion requires and not TO
subaen officer from one post TO another general In the
sun making Allowance excited feelings and for the at
tahmcnt entertained for one who has long held ,owar
avor the OF my action IN this particular case
Rs Msym% hroah ns esa for hm has in
duced to keep silence for more than month since his
pressed to in wrng-I prefer to say nothing In tho
will Add later than Monday of this week the Holy
60 ff T s Wish S well SSf
oav % S o s asory % of q" s. fsO sSs %
NJ. A. A.CoRRIGAN. Archbishop OF NewYork
The latest phase OF this unhappy conflict occurred THIS
morning. when Archbishop JacoDni, Secretary OF the
Propa ganda, cabed AS follows:
For prudential Propaganda has hitherto
now taken the matter in his own hands
The case now between DIR. McGiynn and the Holy
Father.
Dr. Mcdonnell has q fine physique. but he was
rather tired by the time ne finished reading the
long document, when the reporters began putting
questions to him. When asked whether the Arcn-
b, hop was going to make any further reply TO
henry George he looked up appealingly and asked
with smile:
Don't you think tue AfcnDishop mas sa'u aooue
enough for Oncef" ~
In regard to the Pope taking DR.: McGlynns case
in his own hands. however, he said that did no, not
imply that the doctor would be silenced. The
Propaganda reports TO the Holy Sec every three
weeks in regard to the business 1t has transacted,
and the Pope approves, dsapproves or taxes IL OUT
of It's hands altogether, as IN the CASE" Dr' NC
Glynn. o,r n,,ost That soced 90
TO the Pope first !" was asked:
DR.. Mcdonnell replied tnat it did nt but that
each was treated in accordance with tue law that
applied to it. He would say nothing. ne said;;
as TO what the probable outcome or
about the maintenance of DIR. McGlynn., ihore
WAS fund for aged and lntiTm priests ana IhOse
without other means OF support, out whGthcr , ~.
Mc(}lyun would receive anything out OF IL was
oue,tiOn that ne could not answer.
The Archbishop himself did not come downstairs
during the evening.
DIR. McGLYNNS FAITHFUL FRIENDS.
DOUBTFUL WHAT STEP NEXT TO rAkE-ofPosi-
TON TO FATHER DJNNELLY.
The women of st. Stephens Church are rapidly
aeourina an enyiahle reputation for being abundantly
able to do great deal more than take care OF them
selves They have decided views on the question OF the
removal of their pastor. They think that he rs
hameflly treated by his superiors and by his suc'
oossor and do not hesitate to say openly and de-
family Not only this but they stand ready to enforce
and defend their ideas this matter If need be- with
vsical force. That they can do 80 with signal
ahlitv ia no longer an open question with those who
witnessed the manner in which they carried Father
Donnelly out of the church on Monday night despite
hs nrotests and struggles and also the summary
,hev hustled out Roundsman arey and two other
staiwat policemen who attempted to enter the mass
meeting and nrcak II up
lhey gave unothcr eAnioi''on VI ,"o, Piowoeo yes
ter,ay at the church. 1t happened shortly after
The unpleasant relations that have existed between
Father Dunnelly and his flock since Monday night
make it rather unpleasant and somewhat hazardous
for him to 20 among them freely lie remains in his
study closely most OF the time. OF course he Is anx
ious To know what is gong on and for this purpose
he hired man to hang around the church building
and keep general looboot for what occurred. In's
amateur detective. stod faced. middie-aged person,
undertook the Job yesterday afternoon His presence
In the church basement noticed by MT Mchoran,
the sexton and undertaken OF the church. who wac
superintepdiug the work Of reoarng tile water ptes
which were burst through the caieleasness or ignor
rance Of tho new engineer. Mr. McMorAn aekcl nm ns
Csnsanus1 On Fifsn Fssa